The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas today said its new goal is to save 90 percent of animals that enter its shelter by 2020.
The group’s board has set a goal to save all healthy and treatable animals, said executive director Christine Robinson.
Their Lied Animal Shelter is the largest shelter in Southern Nevada. Their staff will create a five-year strategic plan, which will be released this summer, showing how they can reach that goal.
Robinson said they hope to cut the large number of feral cats euthanized with a program trapping them, spaying or neutering and vaccinating them, and returning them to where they were found.
